College Courses Norfolk

...you will need to be able to think clearly and logically and just as importantly, to persevere when you can’t immediately see the solution to a problem... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...I loved it! Lucy Gooch, going to Royal Holloway, London after A2s in 2009 I was amazed at how it helped me understand more difficult plays. I am so...

...digital and traditional darkroom photography skills, how to express yourself and communicate ideas through photographs and how to understand different... Learn about: Full Time...

...English complements other arts and humanities subjects: narrative, genre and the structure of texts are found in Film and Media; a preoccupation with human...

...Applicants are also required to have achieved a mimum of six GCSEs at grade 9-4 including GCSE English Language. Career Progression This A Level could... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Full Time...

...to ways of exploring image capture and manipulation through to the use of digital processes. Have the opportunity to explore themes and techniques towards...

...10% of the marks in exams are for mathematical questions so you should be comfortable with basic mathematical skills. Psychology can be taken with any other subjects... Learn about: Full Time...

...a research project and a practical/creative piece One written examination on World Cinema, Spectatorship Studies and Single Film Critical Study... Learn about: Film Studies...

...we examine the religion of Buddhism. The course requires students to critically engage in the study of religion to examine and debate the teachings... Learn about: Full Time, Religious Studies...

...This encompasses some really interesting and cutting edge topics including the study of technology, human performance laboratories, psychology and video analysis... Learn about: Physical Education...

...The first year of the course is about how people can take part in politics and how the UK political system works. In the second year you will study political... Learn about: Full Time...

...Its a small class so you get lots of one-to-one time. Lewis Westlake, current A2 student. I find studying French at college fascinating. There are...

...experiences and work with a subject specialist with a real commitment and belief in the value of sociology. This makes for lively and stimulating sociological... Learn about: Full Time...

...The effects of gravity and how we can use our understanding of them to put satellites into orbit. How devices such as the simple pendulum can allow...

...research analyse and respond to the work of artists. Practical skills include; printing, dyeing, hand and machine stitch, felt and paper making and weaving... Learn about: Full Time...

...AS Further Maths you will study: Pure Mathematics Complex numbers Matrices how to use them Proving formulas using exact arguments Working with complicated series of numbers...

...and if so how? Assessment Examinations, containing multiple choice, short answer and essay questions. Entry requirements At least a grade C in English...

...Everything has a geographical dimension. Geography at Paston is designed to have wide appeal and it is not essential to have taken GCSE Geography...

...a skill that will stay with me indefinitely. James Craske, studying English Literature, Sociology and Politics at the University of East Anglia...

...the Oral component of the exam. Assessment One written and one oral examination...